The Sky Banned Enes Kanter Freedom for Defining Woman. WNBA Feminism Can't Survive a Noun | Ep 1226

**Jason Whitlock** (0:00)
The goal is to make us all women, or at least think like women. That is why they do not want the term defined. Enes Kanter Freedom showed up to a WNBA arena wearing the definition on his chest. A black t-shirt, four words, and a part of speech. Woman, noun, adult human female. Natasha Cloud, a female basketball player, cosplaying as a man, pretended to take offense mid-game. The Chicago Sky were rallied against the Indiana Fever, and Cloud walked the game into an afterthought. She confronted Kanter from the floor. She never scored another bucket. Indiana outscored Chicago 32-15, the rest of the way, and closed it out 113-90.
Her coach did not complain about the collapse. The owner was not upset by the narcissism. Everyone was upset with Enes Kanter.
He defined a woman.
That is the dangerous threat. Security walked him out of Wintrust Arena, and a day later, Sky owner Michael Alter banned him from the building. Alter called a man in a dictionary shirt a potential threat.
Defining a woman is dangerous. That is why Ketanji Brown Jackson would not define it at her confirmation hearing.
Definitions exclude. Definitions set boundaries. Feminism objects to truth and boundaries. Feminism elevates feelings over facts, over God's truth, and over the limits. He wrote into the body. Feminism tries to make everything for everybody. The fundamental reality of Christianity is that everything is not for everybody. We have defined roles and limitations. Men cannot birth babies. Women cannot rule as effectively as men. That is not hate. That is order. And order is what this week in sports is trying to kill.

**Charles** (2:14)
This is that fire. Grab your popcorn.

**Jason Whitlock** (2:18)
Enes Kanter did not throw a drink. He did not storm the floor with a weapon. He sat courtside in a sentence your grandmother could have recited without a press conference. Adult, human, female. The WNBA's own labor deal says only players who are women are eligible, then refuses to say what a woman is. Of course, the shirt struck a nerve. A definition is a fence. A fence tells you who does not get in. Cloud left her assignment to police a noun, and this guy treated the noun like a bomb. Alter told Chicago reporters Kanter had the potential to be a threat because he stood, pointed and took a step.
The owner wrapped a lifetime arena band in security language so he would not have to say the quiet part. The shirt was the climb. The step was the alibi. Kanter said he got kicked out for supporting women. In that building, supporting women means reciting biology, and reciting biology is treated like a public safety event. The American Constitution does not travel with your ticket. There is no free speech in the WNBA. Do not wear a t-shirt that offends the transgender and catches them inside the matriarchy.
Cloud made the game secondary. The owner made the dictionary a trespass, and the league still will not write the word it prints on the jersey. That is the method. Erase the category, then punish the person who names it.
Jackson said in front of the United States Senate, a nominee for the highest court in the land and could not, would not define woman. Take a look.

**SPEAKER_3** (4:11)
Can you provide a definition for the word woman?

**Dre** (4:16)
Can I provide a definition?

**SPEAKER_3** (4:18)
Yeah.

**Jason Whitlock** (4:19)
I can't. You can't?

**Virgil Walker** (4:23)
Not in this context. I'm not a biologist.

**SPEAKER_3** (4:26)
What's the meaning of the word?

**Jason Whitlock** (4:29)
I am not a biologist, she said, as if the question were a frog dissection and not the unit of law that decides prisons, scholarship shelters and locker rooms. She was not confused. She was obedient.
If woman has no boundary, then man has no duty. Children have no given nature, and the church has no authority to tell a culture, no.
Feminism needs that fog. Fog lets feelings veto the body. Fog lets a female pro athlete perform manhood on the court, then demand the crowd clap for the costume. Fog lets a franchise owner call a definition violence.
Christianity will not live in that fog. Scripture is not a mood board. Male and female, he created them. Headship is not a branding exercise. A father is not a roommate with a deeper voice. A mother is not an extra voter in the committee of feelings. Everything is not for everybody. The pole put is not a participation trophy. The womb is not a social construct. When a culture cannot say what a woman is, it is not being kind, it is being conquered. Look at how the same church handles men.